Wiesenfeld--Julius (Mathematics Faculty)

Displaying 51 - 65 of 65 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
51 Defends speakers program; is essential
Northern Iowan 65:41, p.2
Professor Wiesenfeld believes the program is necessary because of the importance of unsolved social problems.
52 Support for workers
Northern Iowan 64:47, p.2
Urges support for Memphis workers whom Dr. King was helping.
53 'Terrible but ordinary tragedy;' perspective
Northern Iowan 64:46, p.2
Believes Dr. King's vision and message have had widespread effects.
54 'Can flagrantly avoid questions'
Northern Iowan 64:42, p.2
Professor Wiesenfeld believes recent speaker did not answer his question.
55 Genocide OK if done by U.S.?
Northern Iowan 64:28, p.3
Professor Wiesenfeld responds to some of Professor Hallberg's arguments about Viet Nam.
56 They support Dr. Maucker
Northern Iowan 64:13, p.2
Commend President Maucker for his handling of the Hoffmans matter.
57 Student censor board?
Northern Iowan 64:12, p.2
Professor Wiesenfeld speculates about who the real censors are.
58 Purely a student affair?
College Eye 64:6, p.3
Critical of written submission of questions to speakers; wants open forum.
59 Asks committee reconsider
College Eye 63:60, p.3
Wants the Controversial Speakers Program to consider allowing a discussion during its programs.
60 Program should allow direct questions
College Eye 63:54, p.2
Asks questions concerning the functionality of the program.
61 Civil rights, communism, discrimination
College Eye 63:45, p.3
Advocates the elimination of all forms of discrimination.
62 Advocates discussion period for controversial speakers
College Eye 63:43, p.3
Contends that a discussion of the speakers' viewpoints would help audience members hold a stronger position of their own.
63 The issue of black power
College Eye 63:10, p.2
Discusses concerns people have about the idea of black power.
64 Mathematics' utility explained partly by joke definition
College Eye 59:36, p.2
Mathematics is obviously a needed skill, but should be studied independently of intentions to be used in any other area.
65 Fatalistic interpretation of history could be fatal
College Eye 59:4, p.2
Believes presidential candidates are worthy, contrary to Fox's opinion.